The latest Photoshop CC update includes an interface refresh and Fuse, a flexible human-form generator.
Why should video gamers alone have the fun of creating a 3D, realistic avatar? Now the designer users of Adobe Photoshop CC, can use a preview version of Adobe Fuse, a creative application acquired from Mixamo, and now part of the Creative Cloud family.
While Fuse is the biggest Photoshop-related update, the image editor itself gets an interface refresh today, with more touch support for devices such as Microsoft's Surface Pro 4$1,299.00 at Target tablet, and the ability to customize the program's iconic toolbar buttons. Adobe announced the updates on the Photoshop Blog and briefed PCMag.com in advance.
"There are a lot of things we've done to the user experience to improve it for our users, and also greater efficiency and expanded creative possibilities, with significant improvements to design and photography-focused features," said Adobe's Senior Product Manager for Digital Imaging, Stephen Nielson.
Photoshop itself presents a new start experience—thumbnails of your recent files and access to presets and libraries from the start page. The page will also show personalized tutorial content at the bottom. Those who'd rather stick with the start experience they're used to can switch back to that in settings—Adobe has apparently learned from the user backlash that followed its total redesign of Lightroom's import experience.
Source: pcmag.com
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